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by **landlubber** » Thu Oct 30, 2014 8:08 pm

This is directed to you, Letissier.

The judiciary in Britain, which law books do they consult when they maybe requested to deal with a tricky case? I'm a firm believer that if you cannot beat them at their own game, the next best thing is to follow their lead and use whatever methods they use in order to knock us to the ground. When it comes to fighting, one needs to level the playing field or even to make an advantage over the adversary.

Peace

by **letissier14** » Fri Oct 31, 2014 1:51 pm

landlubber wrote:This is directed to you, Letissier. The judiciary in Britain, which law books do they consult when they maybe requested to deal with a tricky case? I'm a firm believer that if you cannot beat them at their own game, the next best thing is to follow their lead and use whatever methods they use in order to knock us to the ground. When it comes to fighting, one needs to level the playing field or even to make an advantage over the adversary.

Peace

Will look into it

by **landlubber** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 12:26 am

Many thanks. Letissier, your help is most appreciated!

Peace

by **landlubber** » Sat Feb 07, 2015 12:16 am

One for your Debt Library and also placed on the Bailiffs forum for good measure.

http://www.dealingwithbailiffs.co.uk/caselaw.htm#misc

Peace

by **paul38m** » Sun Feb 08, 2015 9:13 pm

On the three letter process it says cc for carbon copy does this just mean a copy of the original, I don't understand the term Carbon copy, Many thanks

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by **Noisytone** » Tue Mar 17, 2015 12:49 am

landlubber wrote:This is directed to you, Letissier. The judiciary in Britain, which law books do they consult when they maybe requested to deal with a tricky case? I'm a firm believer that if you cannot beat them at their own game, the next best thing is to follow their lead and use whatever methods they use in order to knock us to the ground. When it comes to fighting, one needs to level the playing field or even to make an advantage over the adversary.

Peace

I think Archbold is one of the main ones they tend to use but halsbury and blackstone are all in the game mate as well you know theyll use whatever to get a result :lol:

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Guess it depends what jurisdiction you set your stall up and the method used still weighing up options etc choosing the weapons and horses for courses matey :lol:

just like everyone else

. It will hit the fan when we learn how to get the claims to stick and do some serious damage and general chaos in their world

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Regards
T 8-)

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by **landlubber** » Wed Apr 15, 2015 8:18 pm

Noisytone wrote:I think Archbold is one of the main ones they tend to use but halsbury and blackstone are all in the game mate as well you know they'll use whatever to get a result .
Guess it depends what jurisdiction you set your stall up and the method used still weighing up options etc choosing the weapons and horses for courses matey just like everyone else . It will hit the fan when we learn how to get the claims to stick and do some serious damage and general chaos in their world .
Regards
T

Cheers, Tone, I'd been waiting for a possible response to my question for a while now, but just like buses, there didn't seem to be one coming. Just my excuse for not checking this thread a little sooner. I've managed to download Archbold, so at least I'm getting somewhere. I have always thought that the general reason as to why law books are so damned expensive, it's that ordinary folks are less likely to get hold of them and therefore deprive themselves of justice in the courts.(If indeed there is such a thing :lol:

) Of course the best cure seems to lay in case law, but even with some serious research it can take a very long time to put these cases together. I agree with what you're saying about getting claims to stick, but perhaps that's where the law of contracts comes into play, and A Treatise on the Laws of Contracts by Chitty may help a lot. I'll just have to take time to go through it. Not exactly a book at bedtime. :lol: